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• RRJ 60B: regional passenger transport
• RRJ 60LR: regional passenger transport
• RRJ 75LR: regional passenger transport
• RRJ 95B: regional passenger transport, scheduled for trials 10/2006, certification 12/2007, delivery 11/2008
• RRJ 95LR: regional passenger transport
• S-80: (aka Su-80) first delivery scheduled for early 2006
• Su-2: bomber 1940
• Su-7B �Fitter A�: 1961
• Su 7BKL �Fitter A�: 4000 kg weapons; 2x3,0; 1965
• Su 7BM �Fitter A�: ground attack 1961,2x3,0; 4000 kg weapons
• Su-7BMK �Fitter A�: 4000 kg weapons; 2x3,0; 1972
• Su-7U: trainer, 500 kg weapons
• Su 7UM �Moujik�: 2500 kg weapons; trainer 1965
• Su-9 �Fishpot�: interceptor 1959
• Su-9U �Maiden�: trainer
• Su 11: 1966
• Su-12 = RN: flight tests 8/1947, reconnaissance, short range bomber (400 kg)
• Su 15 �Flagon A�: deliveries 1965, in service 1967
• Su-15 STOL �Flagon B�: fighter, ca 1967
• Su 15 �Flagon E�: 1973
• Su-17 �Fitter B Mod.�: pre-series; strike 1970; 2x3,0; 3000 kg weapons
• Su-17M �Fitter C�: strike 1972 delivered; 4500 kg weapons; 2x3,0 (see also Su-20)
• Su 17M-2D �Fitter D� 1976-80 delivered; 8818 lb weapons
• Su 17M-3 �Fitter H� 1977
• Su 17M-4 �Fitter K�: 1978; 4000 kg weapons; 2x3,0
• Su 17MK = Su 20 (_K = export, K_ = carrierborne)
• Su-17R �Fitter C� reconnaissance
• Su 17U �Fitter E� (= Su-17UM-2D?): trainer; prototype first flight 1966
• Su 17UM bzw. UM-20 �Fitter E�: trainer
• Su-17UM-2P �Fitter E�: trainer 1975
• Su 17UM-3 �Fitter G�: trainer 1978
• Su 19 �Fencer�: strike/attack 1974
• Su 20 �Fitter C�: export version of Su 17M; 1970; 4250 kg weapons; 2x3,0
• Su 22M-1 �Fitter H�: strike 1981; 1x3,0; 4000 kg weapons
• Su 22M-2K �Fitter F� 1x3,0; 3500 kg weapons; 1976, export version of Su-17M-2
• Su-22M-3 �Fitter J�: export version of Su-17M-3; fighter-bomber 1982; 3175 kg weapons
• Su 22M-4 Strizh �Fitter K�: in service 1983, 2x3,0, 4070 kg weapons, ground attack
• Su 22UM �Fitter G�: export version of Su 17UM; 1x3,0; 4000 kg weapons; 1983
• Su-22UM-3 �Fitter G� 1982
• Su-22UM-3K �Fitter G� 1983
• Su 24 �Fencer A�: prototype
• Su 24A �Fencer B�
• Su-24B �Fencer C�: 1981 strike
• Su 24M �Fencer D� 1983???/6
• Su 24MK �Fencer D�: export version, 1983
• Su-24MP �Fencer F� ECM aircraft
• Su 24MR �Fencer E� 1986 reconnaissance
• Su-24 (Mod): multirole strike, first flight 1999
• Su-25 �Frogfoot A�: 1983; original production ground attack aircraft with R-95 engines, photo
• Su-25BM -- Enhanced ground attack aircraft with R-195 engines, this is the current production version, and the most numerous in Russian service
• Su-25K -- Export version of Su-25
• Su-25T (Su-25TM Tankovyi Modifitsirovannyi, Antitank) -- enhanced version with more armour, improved sensors, and possibly a new gun and engines [Su-25T's production designation is Su-39]
• Su 25TM = Su 39: carrierborne; 2000 delivered??, in production 2000
• Su-25UB (Frogfoot B) (UB - Uchebno-Boevoi, Combat Trainer) -- Two-seat combat trainer
• Su-25UBK -- Export version of Su-25UB
• Su-25UBP -- Naval trainer based on Su-25UB
• Su-25UT (FrogfooT B) (UT - Uchebno-Trenirovochnyi, Trainer) -- Unarmed primary trainer (sometimes referred to as Su-28)
• Su-25UTG (Frogfoot B) (UTG - Uchebno-Trenirovochnyi Gakovyi, Trainer Naval) -- Naval trainer based on Su- 25UT
• Su-26: acrobatic aircraft, first flight mid-1984, world championships
• Su-26M: acrobatic aircraft, world championships 1987
• Su 27 �Flanker A� prototype 1977
• Su 27 �Flanker B": in service 1984; 8000 kg weapons; 1x3,0
• Su 27A �Flanker A� interceptor
• Su-27BM: aka Su-35: new (2005) modernisation for russian airforce (not Su-27M!!)
• Su 27IB = Su 34 or very similar?? prototype of Su-34 and Su-32FN ??
• Su-27LMK: tested in 1990
• Su 27K = Su 33
• Su-27KU see Su-34
• Su 27KUB = Su 33UB
• Su 27M = Su 35
• Su 27M2 = Su 37
• Su 27P =?= Su-27S
• Su-27PD: test aircraft
• Su 27PU = Su-30
• Su 27S: interceptor, ground attack =?= Su 27P; limited ground attack capabilities - free fall bombs, 100, 250, 500 kg caliber
• Su 27SK �Flanker B�: interceptor 1992 delivered; Export version of Su 27, downgraded avioniks; in China built as Shengyang Jianjiji J-11; 1996 delivered to Vietnam
• Su-27SM: modernized SK, delivered 2005
• Su 27SMK 8000 kg weapons; single seat multi-role fighter
• Su 27UB �Flanker C� 2seat trainer & strike; serial production since 1986; 1x3,0; 8000 kg weapons
• Su 27UBK Trainer, export (to China 2000) version 1987
• Su-29: trainer
• Su 30 = Su 27PU: 5 built, delivered in 1992; 8000 kg weapons; 1x3,0; two-seat long range interceptor with aerial refuelling capability
• Su 30K Export version of Su 30, Ground strike capable low-cost modernization of Su-30 interceptor; for India; 1997 in service
• Su-30KI �Flanker C�
• Su-30KN: new mision computer; digital cockpit; delivered to Russia in 2002
• Su 30M 2seat multi-role fighter; 8000 kg weapons
• Su 30MK: 1997 (to India), multi-role fighter; improved export version of Su 30
• Su 30MK2: naval fighter for China
• Su 30MKI (= Su-35UB) multi-role fighter; export version for India; delivered from 6/2002 onwards, in service 9/02, 3rd phase delivered 12/2004
• Su-30MKK: export to China 2000; first flight 12/1989
• Su 30PU: two-seat long range iterceptor; delivered to India 3/97; as Su-30K
• Su-32: trainer
• Su-32FM =?= Su 32FN (combat tests in Checnya in Jan. 2000)
• Su 32FN Strike Flanker =?= Su 32FM: Su 34-reconnaissance version/maritime strike/strike ??
• Su 33 = Su 27K: deliveries 1991; carrierborne �Naval Flanker D�; 1x3,0
• Su-33UB 2-seat shipborne combat trainer
• Su 34 = ?= Su 27IB: fighter-bomber, replacement for the Su 24 (formerly known as Su-27IB/KU) two-seat ground-attack. first flight 28-Dec-1994. 1x30mm cannon. in serial production since 1993 at Novosibirsk delivery expected for 2004/serial production resumed in 1996 ??; Su-34 all weather multirole fighter, development of Su-27IB 1993; Su-27IB allweather/night ground attack, cancelled 1991 in favor of Su-34 ?????????
• Su 35 = Su 27M �Super Flanker�: first aircraft completed 1992, 8000 kg weapons; 12 built, 1995 in service, multi-role fighter, photo
• Su-35 = Su-27BM ...
• Su 37 = Su 27M2: 1x3,0
• Su-37 Berkut = Su-47 (Su-32): experimental aircraft
• Su-49: trainer
• UTB-2: trainer, in service 1946, based on Tu-2

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